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2018-12-11
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Originally Posted by chenliangchen
Thank you for your reply Chen, that's actually really good to hear. I *was* following you on Twitter, but after replying to your latest update I got locked out of my account for 'posting offensive content' (or the like). Since I registered the account just to follow you and had never posted anything before, I assumed that my being locked out had something to do with posting my response to your account.
I am not sure what happened but I didn't and never banned anyone. Even not sure how to do that...
I'm not sure why I got locked out if you didn't flag my response as inappropriate, I'll try to find out why.
Originally Posted by chenliangchen
That's fantastic news!
BTW I have actually answered similar questions multiple times.Will ship with Android by default, but will support other OSes as much as I can. Will start with Lineage OS and I will provide free device to the developer. Also SFOS and Maemo L or even Ubuntu Touch.
As freemangordon stated in his post in the Maemo Leste thread, Maemo Leste requires an upstream Linux kernel (so kernel version 4+ I presume) and the ability to access (open source) GPU drivers, not just through the android/libhybris layers. Will that become a possibility?
Again, thanks for responding. Good to hear from you again
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2018-12-11
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Originally Posted by ThomasAH
No worries! I guess that's probably Twitter mistakenly thought your account was bot or something and wrongly locked it, I didn't notice anything on my side.
Thank you for your reply Chen, that's actually really good to hear. I *was* following you on Twitter, but after replying to your latest update I got locked out of my account for 'posting offensive content' (or the like). Since I registered the account just to follow you and had never posted anything before, I assumed that my being locked out had something to do with posting my response to your account.
I'm not sure why I got locked out if you didn't flag my response as inappropriate, I'll try to find out why.
That's fantastic news!
As freemangordon stated in his post in the Maemo Leste thread, Maemo Leste requires an upstream Linux kernel (so kernel version 4+ I presume) and the ability to access (open source) GPU drivers, not just through the android/libhybris layers. Will that become a possibility?
Again, thanks for responding. Good to hear from you again
As for your questions, the Linux kernel will be 4.4+ for sure (tested 4.9). The update and driver is down to Qualcomm's support. But we will do our best.
As far as I know the GPU should work under hybris. We don't have the access of the code of drivers but Hybris looks working well.
The parts that better controlled in our hands are the customised parts, such as the camera and its algorithm; fingerprint etc. I will also provide these parts in up-to-date states to the devs. And the basic needs to rely on hybris.
Already know a few Lineage OS developers and will engage with them as early as we can, and provide them with our supports, in terms of hardware and driver. In the meantime I will also provide support of device and info for our great SFOS developer, you must know him.
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2018-12-11
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Originally Posted by chenliangchen
AFAIK Google was starting to look into using mainline DRM drivers. Maybe you could check it out, apparently the Pixel 3 already uses those.
As far as I know the GPU should work under hybris. We don't have the access of the code of drivers but Hybris looks working well.
https://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?pa...o-MSM-DRM-Plus
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2018-12-11
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Originally Posted by ThomasAH
To be clear, I'm personally definitely interested in making Leste run on this device (ReadyFx). Leste *can* run on devices that don't run mainline (as was shown with the Gemini proof of concept; see https://maemo-leste.github.io/maemo-...pril-2018.html).
Originally Posted by chenliangchenThat's fantastic news!BTW I have actually answered similar questions multiple times.
As freemangordon stated in his post in the Maemo Leste thread, Maemo Leste requires an upstream Linux kernel (so kernel version 4+ I presume) and the ability to access (open source) GPU drivers, not just through the android/libhybris layers. Will that become a possibility?
Again, thanks for responding. Good to hear from you again
(Sorry for going OT a bit)
We aim to support only/mostly devices that run mainline, or have a recent kernel with good chances of getting mainlined. (i.mx6 and some qualcomm SoC for example is quite well supported - next to omap, sunxi and exynos)
Having to rely on android drivers is not something we want to do / support, because it's simply really hard to offer support, and backporting kernel patches is also no fun. But it's not that black/white.
In the end, we (leste) also have to figure out how to deal the situation where someone submits a (full) maemo leste port of a device with non-mainline kernel. We do not want to (and cannot) restrict it, but we have to figure out how to "call" it (not official support, etc), what repos to have, where, etc...
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2018-12-11
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Almost everything sounds really, really promising...
Just hope that this time "too good to be true" actually does not turn out to be, well, too good to be true.
Just hope that this time "too good to be true" actually does not turn out to be, well, too good to be true.
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2018-12-11
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Originally Posted by chenliangchen
Shut up and take my hard earned €€€€!
i am not sure what happened but i didn't and never banned anyone. Even not sure how to do that...
Btw i have actually answered similar questions multiple times.
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2018-12-15
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Originally Posted by Newsletter
Now I really really hope this project succeeds Finally we decided to use an AMOLED panel
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2018-12-15
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After researching average thumb size, we decided the optimal screen size for a landscape keyboard device with a modern display should be about 6 inches.
No, really no, this is way to much big ....
What is the average thumb/hand size you take ? During your researches, did you take in account that everybody has its own preferences about the hand positions, and some people rather prefer to have thumbs not streched but crooked ?
I hope there will not be any combo keys which requires to have a thumb from one side which should reach a button on the other side of the keyboard (not a problem with smaller keyboards). In addition, having a smaller screen can still be fine with big hands but be more convinient for people with smaller hands, which means more potential customers.
A bigger screen also means more battery consumption, less solid, less possibility to use the screen with only one hand, and it will not be always possible to keep it in the pants pockets.
On an other hand, with a Nokia N900, I didn't read any comment saying the keyboard was to much small.
On my part, my favorite screen size is 4-4.5", and I have an average hand size for my country. 5" and 5.5" is big but well, since it's the only device which interrest me, why not. But 6" is waaaaayyyy to much.
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